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Sash
As you walk into Sash, you’ll notice delicate traces of perfume in the air. Not overwhelming on the senses, these scents nicely mingle with each other in the store, ebbing and flowing depending on where you stand. The store is done up in the pastels of an English cottage, with a large French Provincial dining table showcasing some of the crystal and crockery available in the store.
Created to be a one-stop shop for homeware and gifts, Sash offers gifts scoured from all corners of the world: 100 per cent Egyptian cotton towel and bed sets, handstitched silk and velvet duvet covers from Italy, clear and coloured Polish crystal, crockery from Australia, Michel Design Works fragrance diffusers and soy wax candles from New York, as well as handmade natural vegetable and fruit soaps from Austria.
But for me, the star products are the ‘Sweet Treats’ range of bath and body care from the Australian eco-friendly company Urban Rituellle. The lip balm (RM32) comes in 18 different flavours, and is made with beeswax, sweet almond oil, olive oil, shea butter, vitamin E and sunscreen. The range also includes body cream (RM58) made with shea butter, jojoba, macadamia and avocado oils; creamy vegetable soap made from vegetable oil, cocoa butter and vitamin E; as well as candles (RM60) made using 100 per cent natural soy wax.
Also available is the Sweet Delights gift set (RM80), which comes in five different flavours – Vanilla, Ginger Apple, Pomegranate, Peach Blossom and Cotton Candy. Each set contains a 12ml perfume, a 100g creamy vegetable soap and a 20g lip balm. There is also a limited edition candy cane lip balm available for the Christmas season. Plus, their free wrapping service will blow any of your efforts with sellotape out of the water.
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Lot 6.17, 6th floor, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, 168 Jalan Bukit Bintang
Tel: 03 2144 9408
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Review of Bukit Kiara Equestrian Club
As I was looking for equestrian /horse riding/ horse trek in Kuala Lumpur, I came across this page. Since I was overseas and visiting Kuala Lumpur for a short weekend trip, booking and communication were conveniently done through emails and telephones. Unfortunately, on the day of booking, it rain the night before and the staff from Bukit Kiara Equestrian Club verbally informed us via telephone that it was unsafe to trek at the time of booking. This was done ahead of our booking. Despite not having the opportunity to experience riding in Kuala Lumpur, we decided to pop down to Bukit Kiara Equestrian Club to see the equestrian club and to see the wonderful horses that is seen in their website. Being a tourist, we took the taxi from Damansara Mutiara (from our hotel) to Bukit Kiara. It was a mere 20 minutes drive from where we were. Getting a taxi from our hotel was convenient. Having been to various riding clubs in Australia and Brunei, we feel as if we were unwelcome in this club. Upon arrival, we manage to visit a privately owned tack shop before setting on foot around the paddocks/arenas. There were stable-men and trainers walking with their horses but we fell as we were intruding in a private environment. Despite that, the equestrian club was impressive and we were told that they owned approximately 40 horses and 150 privately owned horses. After 30 minutes walkabout, we decided to call a taxi and head into the city, Kuala Lumpur. Unfortunately, the taxi companies informed us that there were no available taxis at the time of our call. So we decided to request for help down from the receptionist at the riding school. 20-30 minutes on, we were also informed there were no taxis and the receptionist suggested us to walk down to the highway and hail a taxi from there. We were horrified! As far as we know, it is illegal to hail a taxi by the side of the road, and to hail a taxi on a highway where cars are zooming at 90km/h is another! Hot and frustrated, we walked down to the main building of Bukit Kiara Equestrian and Country Resort which was about 20 minutes walk from the riding school and found a receptionist from the main building who was very nice to us and managed to call a taxi for us and arrived in 15 minutes time. We were even grateful that this receptionist asked us to come in and away from the shade and switched on the fan for us. Luckily, we manage to see beautiful horses that kept our sprits (and tempers) at bay. Perhaps, for tourist this place may seem unwelcoming and even difficult to get to or back to the hotel due to the location.
